Corn Hole

Cornhole (also known as bean bag toss or bags) is a classic outdoor lawn game where players take turns tossing bags filled with corn or pellets onto a raised platform with a hole at the far end. It’s popular at tailgates, backyard parties, and tournaments due to its simple rules and fun, competitive nature.

Game Components:

• Cornhole Boards: Two angled wooden or plastic boards, each with a 6-inch hole near the top. Regulation size is 2 feet wide by 4 feet long.
• Bags: Each player or team has four fabric bean bags, typically filled with corn kernels or synthetic pellets. Teams use different colored bags for identification.

How to Play:

1. Setup: Place the two boards 27 feet apart (can be closer for casual play). Teams or individuals stand next to one board and throw toward the opposite board.
2. Turns: Players alternate tossing their bags underhand toward the other board, aiming for the hole or landing zone.
3. Scoring:
   • Bag in the hole: 3 points
   • Bag on the board: 1 point
   • Bag off the board: 0 points
   • Cancellation scoring: Only the difference in points counts per round (e.g., if Team A scores 5 and Team B scores 3, Team A gets 2 points for that round).
4. Winning: The first player or team to reach exactly 21 points wins the game.